Oh..that's impressive ! A total discount of €5 upon total exceeding every €50 plus 5% discount upon using your promo code. And free home delivery upon orders >€40.This sounds great and Asian Mart could be anybodys final shopping destinations. 👌👍

Thank you for this valuable information. Perhaps you can post something about which transportation modes (private and public buses, trams and trains) can accommodate people in wheelchairs and personal luggage - either on board with you or in the underbelly or other luggage compartment. How easy is it for someone in a wheelchair to get on and off the various types of transit with or while seated in their wheelchair?

You should welcome me over there. 😊

How do you tag off when using the leap card on intercity trains such as from Dublin Heuston to Athlone?

Very nice video ❤

Super colourful lighting💥🌈

1:44 I love your outfit in this video, very festive, sophisticated, classy and elegant - being an older gay man, I’m an admirer of clothes and fashion, such as from the catwalks of Paris and Milan and this is your best outfit yet on the channel ❤

Hi Deepti - I recall as a child that the best part of a traditional Dublin and Irish Christmas is Henry St and Moore St, also Dublin’s Liberties and I was really not “gone on” Grafton St, as my extended family on my Dad’s side were from the Liberties - also North of the Liffey was the Dominican friars Moving Crib on Parnell Square/Parnell St - most of my extended family in Ireland have family friends who are Catholic Priests, Friars and Nuns, such as the Franciscan Friars and the Poor Clare Sisters, of whom I’m friends with Sr Brigid and Sr Carmel of the Poor Clares in Dublin, in their enclosed Monastery near the RDS on Simmonscourt Rd - as a child we used to live in Rural Ireland so we used to get the Expressway Coach into Dublin Busaras and we would visit Arnotts and Clery’s alike (it’s such a shame that Clerys is closed down, as it was an iconic part of Dublin) as my aunt also used to live in Cork St in Dublin’s Liberties and would meet us off the coach at Busaras in her car during the 1970’s & 1980’s

Happy Christmas to you and your family, Deepthi - we have something similar to this at Heaton Park here in Manchester, as especially since Covid, last minute delays and cancellations across all forms of travel between the U.K. and Ireland, in addition to the greatly increased costs involved, in some cases by as much as 50%, make it incredibly difficult and problematic, if not virtually impossible, to get home to Ireland for Christmas, in my 30 years working in supermarket retailing here in Manchester 🇮🇪☘️🇬🇧😍🙏❤️

Very nice, I liked your simple and concise explanation.

Splendid ! Deepti, you have highlighted the wonderlights at Marley Park so well that any person viewing this would certainly be spellbound. My favorite was the talking tree;absolutely fascinating. It is the best place to visit, highlighted very well by you.Keep posting more videos on Christmas and I would be more than happy watching them.👍👌

Very nice ❤❤❤

Great content. I definitely want to visit this place. Thank you for giving me an insight of how this place looks. if not for this video I would have never visited this place.

Amazing lightings ❤

Hi , does feris wheel is included in the price ?

I am celebrating christmas in Dublin

Wow. 😊

Thanks! Makes me feel better about getting there

Hi Deepti I am visiting Dublin this Friday and Saturday can we meet any restaurant in Dublin? Thank you Sajan

Is there any Indian vegetarian restaurants in Dublin?

Is there any Hindu temple in Dublin to visit?

Hye Deepti, Thanks for insightful information and very helpful. Could you please share your thoughts on how to get Buses from Dublin airport to cork City.

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Really felt like being in this fabulous city of Dublin during this Christmas. You have covered the events very well and have put-in so much of effort to make it so nice a presentation ! Keep it up Deepti..! 👍👌

If you're new to Dublin, visit Shouk in Drumcondra. You'd love it!!

I live in Dublin and have actually re-visited or visited a few attractions because you brought renewed attention to them! Good work!

Terrible commentary you need some media training or find something else to do

There must be career for you in Irish/Dublin media outlets if you wanted that. Your presentation is very strong and you really hold the attention of an audience.

Make a video on modes of transport from Dublin airport to other cities such as Limerick, Waterford etc. Also if you could pls tell in a reply first. Thanks

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Thank you for the info. You're doing just fine.

If possible give me you are what’s app number.i need your help.now I am living Dublin.just I need to information. Thanks

Your channel was what I needed. Moving to Dublin for the first time and all the informational videos here is really helpful.

Thank you for the information which I was looking for.

God bless subtitles 😅. Great Info!!!

Very useful. I left Dublin for work 30 years ago...when I come back these days I have no clue how any of the transport works 🙂

Don't try the secret Dublin tradition of drinking from both hands and also a straw from a 3rd glass😱😉

See you in Dublin

Beautiful.Enjoy urself ❤

Love the idea of the skating penguin assistant.

I got mine first time. But I did a pretest that morning before my test, which really helped me. Don't give up. 🙏

can you pay with credit or debit card when getting into the public transportation?

Informative video

As others already wrote, this Video is perfct! Thanks for it. Good invested 5 min!

Nice 🎉🎉

It's very difficult to comprehend your hinglish. Next time please make your video in English rather than hinglish.

6:49 The National Museum of Ireland (LUAS) has an excellent outline of the 1916 Easter Rising, even though there is a paid expo in the GPO, but with the former, you get a better context of our Irish history and it is also free admission - as an Irish Catholic patriot myself, it really annoys me that visitors to our country are being constantly ripped off, especially when in Dublin and I usually advise visitors of better and cheaper alternatives

4:40 I empathise with people buying water bottles over concerns about chemtrails and cloud seeding putting harmful chemicals in water, but with plastic water bottles, harmful chemicals in plastic water bottles seeps into the water, making it far more toxic than ordinary water

2:58 Are Leap Cards valid on Bus Éireann services? My family live in Dunshaughlin, Co Meath so I’d be getting the Coach from Dublin Busaras on the 109 Navan/Kells/Cavan route and those fares are not cheap - I was thinking of buying those tickets in advance online before I leave the U.K. on Bus Éireann’s website or buying a 10 journey ticket - the LEAP card is good for using Dublin Bus, LUAS and the DART though

Hi Deepti - being Irish and living in Manchester U.K. myself, I agree with this - coming home to Ireland on SailRail from Holyhead via Irish Ferries, getting to and from Dublin Port into the City Centre is a nightmare, there is very limited onward travel options from the port on arrival from Holyhead at 05.55 and when getting taxis from the City Centre on the return trip to get the 20.55 sailing to Holyhead on Irish Ferries, because of limited mobile coverage around the Port area, most taxi drivers can’t use their satnavs to find the Irish Ferries terminal - Nolan’s Coaches and the Dublin Bus 53 service seem to be the only ways to get to and from the port, but the last time I came home in October 2022, Nolan’s Coaches made a very poorly communicated change of bus stop within Dublin City Centre, which caused huge problems for me during a U.K. rail strike on my return trip from Dublin, resulting in my being stranded in Holyhead for 2 days, unable to return to Manchester, as I was unable to get an earlier sailing that morning, even with Stena, because of bad weather on the Irish Sea - had I known in advance, I would have got a taxi to the port or got down to where the new stop was